For the first time ever, the Women's State of Origin series is having a second game, with Queensland looking to close out the series.
After a tight and tense 18-10 victory in Game 1, they return home to Townsville and will hope to take the shield back from New South Wales after defeat last year.
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— NRLW (@NRLWomens) June 1, 2023
With these games being tight contests in recent years, another absorbing contest can be expected when these two rivals go head to head.
The Sporting News has all the key details for this massive match.
When is Women's State of Origin Game 2?
The second match of the Women's State of Origin series is taking place on Thursday, July 22.
Taking place three weeks after Game 1, it is also kicking off the night after Game 2 of the men's series, which was played at Suncorp Stadium.
Where is Women's State of Origin Game 2?
The match is taking place at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville, the home of the North Queensland Cowboys.
The stadium has hosted one men's Origin match before, but it ended in disaster for Queensland as they were humiliated by their rivals in a 50-6 defeat.
Game 1 took place at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta.
What time will Women's State of Origin kick-off/start?
The match will kick-off at 7:45pm AEST on June 22.
| Sydney/Melbourne | Brisbane | Adelaide | Perth | New Zealand |
| 7:45pm | 7:45pm | 7:15pm | 5:45pm | 9:45pm |
How to watch Women's State of Origin: TV channel, streaming
Game 2 of the Women's State of Origin will be available to watch both on the free-to-air Channel Nine, as well as on the Pay-TV service Foxtel on its Fox League Channel.
Fans will also be able to stream the action free on 9NOW, and on Kayo if they are subscribers.
Can I buy tickets to Women's State of Origin Game 2?
Tickets are still on sale via this link at Ticketmaster.
The prices are highly affordable, with tickets for this huge match available for as little as $20.
